Nutrience Care Cat Sensitive Skin & Stomach Dry Cat Food, 2.27-kg bag

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  • Made in Canada, hydrolyzed fish protein concentrate is highly digestible, purr-fect for sensitive tummies.
  • Coconut oil and salmon oil support skin and coat health.
  • Pumpkin, prebiotics and probiotics promote healthy gut bacteria and support a balanced gut.
  • Digestive aid is rich in fiber and organic acids.
  • Contains gut-soothing ingredients like pumpkin, chia, flax and ginger to promote a happy tummy.

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Questions & Answers

1 Customer Questions


What is the phosphorus level on a dry matter basis?

Answer by MichaelFeb 21, 2024
This food contains 0.77% of phosphorous on a dry matter basis.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
4 Ratings

4 Customer Reviews



Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Robin on Aug 31, 2025

Best hydrolyzed cat food on the market

My cat has struggled with a chicken/poultry allergy all his life. He is on hills c/d urinary wet food because he had struvite crystals at 4 years old. The foods

My cat has struggled with a chicken/poultry allergy all his life. He is on hills c/d urinary wet food because he had struvite crystals at 4 years old. The foods main ingredient is chicken and so is every urinary vet food that we can find (it’s the cheapest ingredient of course vets will use it). My cat is now 10 and was getting miliary dermatitis from the food. He had scabs and was very uncomfortable. The vet gave me a hydrolyzed food (soy protein?? Odd.) and it was also chicken based. All of their food is. They said to try it anyways cause it may “even out” but it made him worse in a matter of days. I brought it back and bought this instead. He has been on this food for months now. It works great in the way that he doesn’t have skin issues anymore and the rest is manageable by medication so it’s worked wonders compared to vet food. For the people giving one star because your cat didn’t like the food, come on. that isn’t the foods fault. Also you need to mix foods together before fully transitioning to a different one. If that wasn’t done that may be why your cat isn’t eating it. Also, yes the bottom does crumble sometimes. I’ve noticed if I don’t throw it around onto a shelf etc, and I’m careful with the bag, I get little to no dust or crumbs at the bottom. It’s really just about handling it if it’s fine from shipping. Plus they must be doing something different cause with every bag it’s been so much better for that. I honestly recommend this for anyone who is having the same trouble. Cat allergic to poultry but can’t switch their food or pay for allergy shots ? Everything seems like it’s impossible at that point but thank goodness for this kibble. Gave me hope.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By DBdb on Apr 8, 2025

Cats would not eat this

I have 3 cats and none of them would even try this food. I tried mixing it a little with their current food and they wouldn’t touch it.

I have 3 cats and none of them would even try this food. I tried mixing it a little with their current food and they wouldn’t touch it.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Roro on Jun 6, 2024

Seems to do what it says

My cat has struggled with some sort of allergy for a while, which meant he would overgroom, scratch a lot, and have bald spots around his head, belly, and chin

My cat has struggled with some sort of allergy for a while, which meant he would overgroom, scratch a lot, and have bald spots around his head, belly, and chin. Food seems to be the biggest trigger. We tried a lot of different medicine and food. Eventually we decided we don't want to medicate him forever and started looking for the best food. We used veterinary food, limited ingredient food, grain free, etc. but it was either very expensive, he didn't like it, or it caused other problems like stomach discomfort. It's still early to say, but right now this food is working very well for our cat. He really enjoys it, so much so that he picks it out from kibbles of other brand mixed in the bowl. His bald spots are healing, and his fur feels great. It's also not causing any tummy problems. I haven't seen many "hydrolyzed protein" options on the market, except for vet food which was very expensive.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Olga on Oct 25, 2024

Nutrience Care Cat dry cat food

Everything was perfect, my oder was sent earlier that I expected. Thank you!

Everything was perfect, my oder was sent earlier that I expected. Thank you!